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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 10 May 1915, Page 3

Cable News.

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London, May 9,

A meeting of the members of the London Stock Exchange decided to forcibly refuse admission to German members.

A number of German shops in Liverpool have been wrecked. Twenty rioters were arrested. At Everton the comrades attempted a rescue, but the police dispersed the crowd with batons.

One lady had an extraordinary escape in the Lusitania disaster. She was thrown into the sea, and had given up hope, when suddenly she was drawn down the funnel. The tremendous rush of air shot her out, and she fell in one of the boats severely injured. Washington, May 9.

At the opening of the Horse Show visitors protested against girls selling Kaiser blooms, the German national flower. Several trampled on the flowers and ejected the sellers.